Ulster Whats Seen as Surrender Shift Sparks Ulster Hope
A Belfast dispatch reports Ulster sentiment shifting from denunciation of the Craig Collins pact to approval of a perceived political win. Business leaders plan a resumed expansive trade with the South. Attacks on Catholics have eased, coinciding with Sir Denis Henry’s induction as lord chief justice. Continued on Page 9.
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Massachusetts Officer Harold D Wilson Dismissed by Blair
Washington January 25 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Blair ordered the removal of Prohibition Enforcement Officer Harold D Wilson of Massachusetts. Blair, incensed by Boston newspaper clippings accusing him and Senator Lodge, postponed naming Wilson’s temporary replacement until tomorrow.
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Loud Slew 10 Shield Woman State Claims
Clarence W. Loud facts emerge as he faces a jury after admitting to shooting Policeman James A. Preston of Wakefield. Prosecutor Sattonstall argues the motive was to protect an unknown woman’s honor.
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Sattonstall
James A. Preston
Wakefield
Policewomen Lead Two Moonshine Raids In Boston
Two Boston policewomen Agnes Callahan and Sabina Delaney joined raids last night arresting two men charged with liquor law violations. Agnes Callahan took Phillip Pazano of 368 North Street after claiming he sold two pints of moonshine at 150 Tremont Street. She and Delaney with Inspector Patterson later arrested Peter Kissel of 6 Ashland Street West End for selling bad whiskey at 15 Leverett Street during a bootleg operation.
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Big Year for City Hospital
The 57th annual report to Mayor Peters shows 64,787 patients treated in 1920 at Boston City Hospital including house and out patient totals. Expenditures reached 1,239,291.29 dollars with 786,184.16 spent on the hospital and its sub divisions Haymarket Square relief station Boston relief station and the Convalescent home. The X ray department conducted over 32,000 examinations using new methods.
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Bonds Kicked Around City Hall Found Missing
Four $1000 negotiable bonds moved around City Hall corridors for over an hour. Deputy assessor Jacob Lebowich spotted a soiled envelope in the treasurer's office. Investigation named Pr. William F. Nolan of 14 Boylston Street Jamaica Plain as owner. He reported to the Mayor and returned the bonds.
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William F. Nolan
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Garland Returns to Shack After Boston Trip Fails
In Middleboro on January 25 Charles A. Garland comes back to a secluded hill shack to face the aftermath of a Boston trip that failed to locate Miss Conrad and weaken his belief in certain theories.
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Miss Conrad
Middleboro
Charles A. Garland
Judge Pierce Pleads Not Guilty in Conspiracy Case
Judge Edward Peter Pierce of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court appeared before a superior court judge to answer an indictment returned last November with W. Edwin Ulmer a Boston lawyer. Both face charges of conspiring to obstruct justice and related offenses in the high profile case.
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Superior Criminal Court
W. Edwin Ulmer
Boston
Lenine May Shift To U S
Nikolai Lenine, head of the Russian Soviet government, may move his world communism headquarters to the United States. Philip Norton, who toured Russia, said Lenine believed communism failed in Russia but industrial democracy could work elsewhere. Norton noted Lenine would rule with two armed guards present at interviews.
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Nicolai Lenine
United States
Philip Norton
Russia
American Manufacturers’ Association
Lenine
Cold spell ends as New England warms up today
The region's harsh winter snap ends with fair skies and gradual warming. Officials say yesterday marked the coldest day of the winter with zero degrees at 7 a m before temperatures rose later. Strong north to east winds are still forecast.
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New England
Uncle Sam
Woman Runs Against Husband for Town Clerk Post
Mrs. Herbert Dorr of Richmond announces candidacy for town clerk and town treasurer opposing her husband who was nominated at the Democratic caucus. She cites a noted politician's remark that women in public office are a fad and says she will prove him wrong.
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Herbert Dorr
Dorr
Sacadura Cabral Aims Atlantic Flight Next September
Captain Sacadura Cabral announced plans to attempt an Atlantic crossing in September to coincide with the International Exposition in Rio de Janeiro.
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Sacadura Cabral
Rio Janeiro
O Hara Probes What D C Means On Washington Weather
The Washington weather report mocks cold January with a march of heat as the Post notes unusual warmth in D C. A weather expert seeks hot reports but finds little. the column teases continued coverage on the next page.
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Elks Honor Mayor-Elect Curley in Boston Gathering
Governor Cox Mayor Peters and state officials joined the Boston Elks at the Somerset Street lodge for a grand tribute to Mayor-elect James M. Curley last night. The event reflected strong support from municipal and state leaders in a formal city recognition.
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Deserted Woman Takes Poison in South End Lodging House
Mrs Frenette also known as Alice Smith, 28, a lodger at 1 Milford Street, attempted suicide by swallowing poison in her room after separation from her husband and three children. She was taken to City Hospital where doctors expect possible recovery owing to prompt police rescue and care. She had been leaving daily at 5 am for a walk to South Boston where she reportedly worked.
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Photograph From Last Reception to Knights of Columbus
A caption notes a photo taken at a final reception for Americans joining the Knights of Columbus on August 29, 1920. The image captures the moment of formal induction and the solemnity of the occasion.
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Burial of Pope This Afternoon
Rome report indicates the conclave may be postponed due to difficulty completing arrangements in time. London Times correspondent cites a trustworthy source.
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Benedict XV Body to Be Entombed in St Peter's Basilica
The body of Benedict XV will be entombed in the Basilica of St Peter's tomorrow at 3 PM. After the ceremony the Sacred College will focus on conclave preparations, with the conclave set for February 2.
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Vatican prepares funeral with historic Benedict medals
Sacred College and Vatican household spend the day arranging documents and medallions for the Benedict Pontificate. The private ceremony will be held in the basilica with limited access for Sacred College, Pontifical household, accredited diplomats, and Papal nobility, while press access is forbidden.
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World Championship Show Wins for Boston Cat Club Winner
Hindy Post reports a blue-ribbon win at the Boston Cat Club World Championship Show at Horticultural Hall. A short-haired tabby took first prize, with the judge’s report confirming the win.
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Hindy
Jasper Gray
New England
Horticultural Hall
Unnamed Show Controversy Stems From Sanitary Critique
A frustrated speaker laments city editors reporters and photographers for undermining a potential prize win by criticizing sanitation experts. He suggests they ruined his chances to sweep the prize winners.
Medford Police Relief Ball Draws 4000 at Armory
Medford’s finest danced and celebrated at the sixth grand ball of the Medford Police Relief Association in the Armory. More than 4000 attendees joined the evening of merriment and camaraderie.
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Medford
Woman mourns husband after killing him and his stenographer
Mrs. Oscar Rosier knelt by her husband’s coffin in Philadelphia and pleaded for forgiveness as her three month old son clung to her breast. She wept and kissed the dead man and told the child he would not see his father again. Guards removed her as she cried and she was sent to county prison.
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Philadelphia
Oscar Rosier
Osca
Fair, Not So Cold Forecast for Boston Area
The forecast calls for fair weather in Boston and vicinity with rising temperatures through Thursday and Friday. Light to moderate north to east winds are expected as the pattern shifts, bringing milder air to the region.
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Weather Outlook Promises Mild Day and Slightly Warmer Night
Bright and fair weather seems likely to last through today and tonight. After a cold morning it is apt to warm up a bit and not be so cold tonight.
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